The Effect returns at The Cultch
A love story as strange as it is seductive is coming to The Cultch.
A love story as strange as it is seductive is coming to The Cultch.
Sophie’s Surprise 29th There’s a birthday party going on, and everyone’s invited! Walking into Sophie’s Surprise 29th at The Cultch’s York Theatre feels less like taking a seat for a performance and more like crashing the wildest house party of your youth. There’s music, chaos unfolding, and the genuine feeling that anything could happen. Soon, the line … Read more
IGNITE! 2026 is almost here! IGNITE! returns to The Cultch from May 13–17, 2026 For five nights, IGNITE! Youth-Driven Arts Festival transforms The Cultch into a space for bold performance, emerging voices, experimentation, and celebration. Curated entirely by The Cultch’s Youth Panel, this year’s festival traces cycles of creative growth through theatre, film, music, stand … Read more
UK’s Lost Dog brings subversive re-telling of a Shakespeare classic to The Cultch this spring The Cultch is pleased to welcome East Sussex-based dance company Lost Dog to the Historic Theatre stage for their humorous and heartfelt take on Romeo and Juliet, April 29–May 3, 2026. In Lost Dog’s production, Juliet & Romeo, the star-crossed … Read more
Veda Hille and Maiko Yamamoto to debut new genre-defying work at The Cultch Longtime friends and collaborators Veda Hille and Maiko Yamamoto return to The Cultch with the world premiere of End of Greatness, a theatre-music-lecture that roams from the forest floor to the edges of the known universe. Coming to The Cultch’s Historic Theatre … Read more
Premiered at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in August 2024.
PuSh is not just about the performances—it is also a creative hub.
Eastside Arts Society proudly supports the participation of more than 500 artists.
The Cultch announced its 2024/2025 season, full of must-see theatre, dance, circus, puppetry, and comedy. There are groundbreaking spectacles, shows that tackle big questions, and plays that spark the full spectrum of emotions, from tears to side-splitting laughter. With this 51st season of programming, The Cultch continues its legacy of bringing Vancouver the best and … Read more
The Cultch is thrilled to present The Search Party’s production of Aaron Posner’s Stupid F*cking Bird.